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EUSR SHEA Water Training

A one-day health, safety and environmental awareness course for people working on operational clean-water and wastewater sites. AP Safety Solutions delivers private company training for groups of three or more, live online or face to face by arrangement. Individual places are not available.

Course Content

Module 1: Understanding our workplace responsibilities

Examines the legal framework and individual duties required to maintain a safe and compliant working environment on water operational sites.

Module 5: Occupational health hazards

Reviews the long-term health risks associated with the industry, including exposure to harmful substances, noise, and physical strain.

Module 2: Understanding the effects of our work on the environment

Explores how water industry activities impact natural surroundings and provides practical guidance on reducing ecological footprints and pollution risks.

Module 6: Responding to emergencies

Outlines essential first-response procedures for accidents, fires, and environmental incidents to ensure rapid and safe resolution.

Module 3: Identifying and controlling risks

Focuses on the principles of risk assessment, teaching candidates how to spot potential hazards and implement effective control measures.

Module 20: Clean and waste water operations

Focuses on the specific safety challenges and operational standards required for working within clean water and sewage treatment systems.

Module 4: Common hazards and controls in the workplace

Specifically addresses frequent physical risks found in utility environments, from manual handling to vehicle safety and site security protocols.

Module 21: Highway working and excavations (Water)

Covers the safety requirements for projects involving road works and digging, ensuring protection for both utility teams and the public.

Private Company Booking Request

Minimum 3 candidates required for private sessions. We offer exclusive company courses for water sector utility teams at your chosen date and location.

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